DIY mitsubishi repair

In detail: do-it-yourself automatic transmission repair of a Mitsubishi from a real master for the site my.housecope.com.

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Oh yes, all these masters do not like to read anything - this is duty and a lot of bukaf and read the manual when there is nothing to read or everything is already broken…. As for the fact that they do not bear any guarantee for their work, I was convinced personally. And the address, do not tell me where the box was repaired, otherwise I already broke my head who to turn to for repairing the torque converter. And about the plaintive groans, you filter it!

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In general, it is very similar to a brake band. Nikolay 45 years old Location: Yes, everything is off with it off. So all the same, removal and repair? Torque converter lock-up system malfunction - Torque converter lock-up system pressure - Torque converter lock-up solenoid valve - Automatic transmission ECU malfunction So where to start? Put a donut on the block, and you can ride without it, the computer also works, without it there would be only 3rd gear.

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I reset the errors, drove a little without turning on the OD, error 54 came out Connector of the sensors or the speed sensors themselves, where can I see them and how to check?

Slipping of the extreme clutch who knows which thread and where to order? Forced downshift brake slippage. Yes, they work out fine, I will look at the wiring, I will open the ECU. I just think if 4 is already skidding, you still can't do without a replacement. And the filter should probably be changed.

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I bought a rear crankshaft oil seal and replaced it, two 4 liter canisters. Automatic-Getriebeol ATF Type J2 / S Fluid, adhesive sealant for assembling automatic transmissions Silicone Permatex Black

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And yes krasava, at least one real person posted a photo and did a great job 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍respect and respect

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Spare parts came and I started assembling the automatic transmission. Spent garage quartzization for sterility, dressed white coat, latex surgical glovesImage - DIY mitsubishi repair

Image - DIY mitsubishi repairImage - DIY mitsubishi repair Image - DIY mitsubishi repairand started assembling. Replaced all gaskets, oil seals, friction and steel discs. After 3 hours, the automatic transmission was assembled and ready for installation. It remains to install it on the car and carry out sea trials. Hopefully another 100,000 km. will run.

Finally we got around to putting together a machine gun and writing a post. Filming is not very difficult. The main thing is to get to the bolt which is from the side of the distributor. Located in the very opera! To take the distributor to the side, you need to get the shaft that connects the box to the distributor! Stud for 8, and the principle of a reverse hammer. Collected the device from available tools. Internal filter clogged with trash! In general, see the photo!
I think everything is clear!

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Oleg, in the first photo it seemed to me, or does the right drive oil seal need to be changed (the side at the oil seal is eaten)?

comments to photo 2,3,4:
in photo 2, it is adapted for pulling out the intermediate shaft from the left side of the automatic transmission (it comes out easily);
in photo 3 you can see that the hairpin went through the hole for the CV joint in the wheel and how far the shaft comes out of the automatic transmission;
in photo 4 the shaft itself, the splines at the ends are different, where there are simply splines in the automatic transmission, where the smooth surface of the automatic transmission gears (when installed, it comes into place by hand)

Yes, it seems normal))) maybe such a photo!

pay attention, he should have, as it were, a skirt made of elastic around all the circumferences, the photo seems to show that from this skirt only a piece of about 2.5 cm remained on the right in the center

pay attention, he should have, as it were, a skirt made of elastic around all the circumferences, the photo seems to show that from this skirt only a piece of about 2.5 cm remained on the right in the center

Well, what is that)))) okay, these are trifles! The oil seal can cost $ 3-5. Let's change!

Oleg, in the first photo it seemed to me, or does the right drive oil seal need to be changed (the side at the oil seal is eaten)?

comments to photo 2,3,4:
in photo 2, it is adapted for pulling out the intermediate shaft from the left side of the automatic transmission (it comes out easily);
in photo 3 you can see that the hairpin went through the hole for the CV joint in the wheel and how far the shaft comes out of the automatic transmission;
in photo 4 the shaft itself, the splines at the ends are different, where there are simply splines in the automatic transmission, where the smooth surface of the automatic transmission gears (when installed, it comes into place by hand)

It sat down in place by hand.

yes, I forgot, repair only on hand with manuals from this box, there is a lot of useful things

Congratulations on the completion of the renovation!

I said thank you in my heart more than once. I can repeat it here.
Thanks a lot!

ATTENTION! This text does not carry any important information on automatic transmission repair, there are no diagrams, advice on what and how to do. There is a lot of sensible text, almost no specifics. You won't find anything particularly useful here. This is just the author's reasoning on the feasibility of repairing an automatic transmission with his own hands and his opinion on the approach to this matter.

AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION F4A232 MITSUBISHI IS CONSIDERED. With other boxes, the situation may be completely different.
So.
After installing the contract automatic transmission, instead of the broken one, the previous box remains on the hands. Naturally dead.
ALL OPTIONS IMPLY THAT YOU HAVE A WORKING BOX ON YOUR CAR AND THERE IS A SECOND INOPERATIVE STATE, AVAILABILITY, THE ABSENCE OF WHICH IS NOT CRITICAL FOR YOU.

As always, there are several options:
1. Do nothing. There is a place where to put it in the garage, let it rust. Maybe later someday, for some reason it will come in handy.

2. Throw away, hand over for scrap. Well, everything is clear. Out of sight and out of sight, so to speak, maybe even 500 rubles will be given.

3.Submit for analysis. Here, how lucky, maybe someone needs it (they say it is quite scarce), or maybe no one will take it. And if they do, then most likely at the price of scrap metal.

4. Disassemble for spare parts for the installed box. It's not a bad option, you can save money in the future if the breakdown is not identical in both, they will turn out to be interchangeable and someone will take the bulkhead of two boxes at once to assemble one of them ... It is unlikely that you will be given a guarantee for such a repair, but they will definitely take money. And most likely the same as during a normal repair of such an automatic transmission

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5. To give a dead automatic transmission for restoration / repair in service. It already makes sense. If not for one but. The repair price is

10,000 rubles or more for work, not including spare parts. And these same spare parts can be recruited from 5 to 25 thousand. With an average price of a contract automatic transmission of such a model of 20 thousand rubles, the option can be considered not profitable.
A separate word about the guarantee. The warranty period will be calculated from the moment the box is handed over to you.
And this means that by the probable moment of breakdown of the automatic transmission installed in you, the guarantee for the restored one will probably end and you may be left with two non-working boxes and double the cost of repairing them, or even a third will have to be bought.If the warranty is calculated from the moment the automatic transmission was installed (mileage warranty), then the warranty is given only when installed in the service of the company that repaired it. if you bet with someone else, you will lose the guarantee. So you should immediately put the repaired box. At the same time, having paid to the service also for the installation. ... They will not store it for you "on demand" at home, and even if they do, after a year the warranty terms will expire. Take it to lie with you, until the installed one breaks down - you lose the warranty. (Who knows what you were doing there with her while she was lying with you!)

6.Repair of automatic transmission from “craftsmen”. By craftsmen, I mean local handymen, straighteners, minders from garages, who, for 2 rubles, “will sort out everything better than in the service”. I don’t deny that it really happens. But you need to know places and people. And once at a time it is not necessary. In general, the same as option 5, only the price is lower, and there is no guarantee under any circumstances.

7. Repair the automatic transmission yourself. The most hardcore and interesting, in my opinion, option. Of course, he means a lot of conditions, the first and most important of them is the desire to do it. If there is a desire, there will be opportunities, I think so. Of course, there is no guarantee of the success of this business, especially if you have not been involved in automatic transmission repairs before. But the costs are also minimal (we will not take into account that your money or time is more dear to you). Again, if the repair did not work out, you can always use options 1 to 4, and if you haven't broken anything / lost anything, then 5.6.
In fact, you only spend money on spare parts if you have:
Free time.
A place for renovation work.
Brain.
Arms.
Tools
It also requires analytical and logical thinking to make the right use of time, place, brains, hands and tools :-).

The conditions have been met and I'm thinking about doing this when they put a working box on me, and the dead one will be removed from the car. And if someone is interested in the opportunity to fix the automatic transmission himself, here's where I'm going to start:

1. The first thing to do is to understand how the automatic transmission works. There is a myth that the automatic transmission is supposedly such a gravitational machine, in which only aliens in the service and the Japanese at the factory understand and then only because they have been studying it all their lives. I don't think so. Yes, it is more complicated in structure than the manual transmission, but this is more likely because it is arranged differently, and not at all because of some kind of secret space technologies. It is not the gods who burn the pots.
For those interested, here is a link to an informative video review about the device of a 3-speed automatic transmission from Toyota.